Why I want two terms of Trump

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I honestly eight years of Trump and here is why (Bullet point cuz I ain’t elegant):

  • He is destroying the Democratic party without trying. The 2016 election hit the Dems like a sledge hammer and broke off large chunks of it’s base. The remaining core is so mindless and damaged they don’t know what to do further weakening an already empty party. This will allow the possibility of a new left to form, hopefully.

  • The blind support the Republicans are throwing behind this blobish bag of shit isn’t exactly damaging the already rotten Republican party (I am talking about the party NOT individual Republicans whom I have many I love dearly). The hope is that this constant joke of a president has the average Republican look in their souls and see if this is really what they want. Maybe make it a party of principle that will be a beautiful counter weight to my beloved Left.

  • Having this brain dead hate filled fat ass disgusting man child in charge means that the blacked evil of Pence will not be in charge. Satan save me from fucking Pence in charge.

  • Him over coming this Russian bullshit by have it all exposed and shown to be nothing out of the ordinary will hopefully expose a lot of the bullshit in both parties and avoid yet another Red Scare.

  • I love the ball washers. It’s always fun to watch people try to spin the vomit coming from this talentless retard gas bag.

  • It will continue to expose how painfully unfunny how many television comedians are maybe, just maybe, they will see the utter lack of talent they have and commit suicide which will finally bring the slow Saturday Night Live abortion to an end.

  • Right now America deserves all of this. We need to expose ourselves for the assholes we have become.

Will I vote for him? FUCK THAT! NO WAY! My voted doesn’t matter anyway because I am in Texas.

Gimme your hate. I love it.

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Right now, you gotta be having the time of your life.

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If the Dems can find themselves a charismatic black guy again, they’ll take the election easily. Obama didn’t have much for credentials, hadn’t really accomplished much of anything, but the guy was a great speaker. A guy like that (charismatic, great speaker) will energize a huge # of voters simply because he’s black. Yes, that’s certainly racist, but racism is only bad if you’re white, right?

Heck, I’d love to see the GOP field a strong black candidate. Find someone who is a fiscal conservative, but socially center-left. Also needs to survive the various personal hiccups that have sunk the last couple black GOP candidates. I’m sick of the tea party being called racist and I’m sick of the GOP being called racist. Both those groups getting behind a black candidate would have me chuckling all the way to the voting booth.

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The Democrats have no one in the chute who has any amount of charisma. They continue down the path that cost them everything in 2016. What is your thing will all the blackness? Weird post.

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I have never felt this way before. I swear it’s the truth and I owe it all to Trump.

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I have never felt this way before. I swear it’s the truth and I owe it all to Trump.

This could be love.

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Fair play.

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Now picture Trump trying with all his might to run 10 steps toward and really half ass an attempt to jump up so I can hold him above my head but instead stumbles into me like a big fat piece of dead buffalo and sends us skidding across the stage with him on top of me. He is sweating up a storm and breathing heavy from breathing heavy because eve breathing heavy is too much physical effort for the sad waste of human organs. He looks down at me and says, “I was perfect. The best. You’re fired.”

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The Democrats have no one under 65 in the chute who has any amount of charisma. They continue down the path that cost them everything in 2016. What is your thing will all the blackness? Weird post.

Fixt.

Sanders 2024?

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Another run by Sanders would be the nuke that destroys the Democratic party.

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Heck, I’d love to see the GOP field a strong black candidate. Find someone who is a fiscal conservative, but socially center-left.

I could definitely get behind someone of this ilk, but is there a chance in Hades this unicorn could survive a national GOP primary?

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That is a unicorn that doesn’t exist and never will.

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Hell, after the most recent GOP shitshow of a primary, who can assuredly rule anything out?

Edit to add: Drumpf sure as shit didn’t run/win on any semblance of a coherent policy-driven platform, so clearly that’s not what’s driving voters the most. The policy unicorn just needs to be cloaked in the right media persona.

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That is a unicorn that doesn’t exist and never will.

Trump?

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Huh?

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The Democrats have no one in the chute who has any amount of charisma. They continue down the path that cost them everything in 2016. **What is your thing will all the blackness? **Weird post.
Not weird. That’s why Obama won and why Hilary lost. The blacks all voted for Obama, some precincts 100% because he was black. Huge swaths of whites and other minorities voted for him simply because we’ve all been culturally primed to support blacks. Hilary couldn’t tap into Obama’s black vote and black sympathizer vote, so she lost.

Consider this. When you’re in some kind of very brief interaction with a black person are you a little extra careful to treat them well? Like you walk into a convenience store and there’s a black person coming in behind you, but they’re a ways back. A whisker outside of the range where you’d normally hold a door open for them. But they’re black, and suddenly you’re kind of an ambassador for whitey so you pause the extra second and hold the door.

When I was stationed in Germany and interacting with Germans, I was always carefully polite and considerate. Because, briefly, I represented Americans and I wanted to leave a good impression. Same thing.

Or you come across a well-dressed, well-spoken black guy among a bunch of similar white guys. But your reaction to the black guy is a little more positive because, statistically, he overcame more cultural swamps like “doing well in school means you’re acting white”, to get there.

When I occasionally stumble across a black kid that is especially well-spoken, I think to myself, “that kid is squared away, good for him”. But if it was a white kid, I wouldn’t think anything of it.

Heck, I hit voting age in 1980 and I’ve not voted for a Dem candidate for my life. But I almost voted for Obama just because it seemed so damned cool if the nation could come together and put a black guy in the Whitehouse.

Except for the knuckleheads that can’t get with the program, the anti-racism crusade that began in our lifetimes has conditioned whitey to be not just “non” racist, but “anti”-racist. So, not weird. Human nature.

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The Democrats have no one in the chute who has any amount of charisma. They continue down the path that cost them everything in 2016. What is your thing will all the blackness? Weird post.

Sure they do. There are a good number of relatively undamaged young Democrats who are accomplished, good speakers, and not hopeless far-left-wing ideologues like Sanders.

I agree that the old guard (Pelosi) should step aside, but I don’t see the Demoratic party as being in a horrible position, generally. It runs in cycles. It looked awful for the Republicans less than a decade ago with the loss of all 3 branches of government - the Supreme Court stacking up with liberal women.

No need for catastrophizing.

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Not weird.

It’s a little weird. You’re kinda fixated on it.

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The Democrats have no one in the chute who has any amount of charisma. They continue down the path that cost them everything in 2016. **What is your thing will all the blackness? **Weird post.
Not weird. That’s why Obama won and why Hilary lost. The blacks all voted for Obama, some precincts 100% because he was black. Huge swaths of whites and other minorities voted for him simply because we’ve all been culturally primed to support blacks. Hilary couldn’t tap into Obama’s black vote and black sympathizer vote, so she lost.

Consider this. When you’re in some kind of very brief interaction with a black person are you a little extra careful to treat them well? Like you walk into a convenience store and there’s a black person coming in behind you, but they’re a ways back. A whisker outside of the range where you’d normally hold a door open for them. But they’re black, and suddenly you’re kind of an ambassador for whitey so you pause the extra second and hold the door.

When I was stationed in Germany and interacting with Germans, I was always carefully polite and considerate. Because, briefly, I represented Americans and I wanted to leave a good impression. Same thing.

Or you come across a well-dressed, well-spoken black guy among a bunch of similar white guys. But your reaction to the black guy is a little more positive because, statistically, he overcame more cultural swamps like “doing well in school means you’re acting white”, to get there.

When I occasionally stumble across a black kid that is especially well-spoken, I think to myself, “that kid is squared away, good for him”. But if it was a white kid, I wouldn’t think anything of it.

Heck, I hit voting age in 1980 and I’ve not voted for a Dem candidate for my life. But I almost voted for Obama just because it seemed so damned cool if the nation could come together and put a black guy in the Whitehouse.

Except for the knuckleheads that can’t get with the program, the anti-racism crusade that began in our lifetimes has conditioned whitey to be not just “non” racist, but “anti”-racist. So, not weird. Human nature.

No, I don’t do these things or think like you do when I’m around black people. Because I’m not a fucking racist.

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"not hopeless far-left-wing ideologues like Sanders. "

That is what is going to kill the party. There is this ingrained belief that the Democrats must move the center to pick up the meaningless center and mythical moderates. Bill pushed the party right and it has been gliding right every sense. The leftist rats are jumping ship and you should trust me on on this because I am one of the leftist rats. We are abandoning the party because they offer nothing that different to Republicans. Berny had the grass routes support because of the left wing stuff Democrats hate. This goes beyond holding power but has any kind of strength to actually change things. Again the Democrats don’t want much change from what the Republicans are doing.